Expert Picks for TD Props

• Anytime touchdown props have been posted for every NFL Week 8 game
• The Titans have allowed a league-worst 12 rushing TD this season
• See my expert NFL touchdown bets for Week 8

Sunday’s Week 8 slate features a handful of smash spots for the NFL’s top touchdown scorers. Jonathan Taylor and Bijan Robinson face the two weakest run defenses in football, while several other prolific TD producers are in line for big performances.

I’ve put together a list of my favorite NFL anytime touchdown bets for Week 8 below, so keep reading for my expert picks and the analysis behind them.

Best NFL TD Scorer Picks (Week 8)

The “best odds” in the table are as of 10:00 pm ET, October 25th. Readers can bookmark SBD’s NFL player props page to see up-to-the-minute props for every Week 8 game.

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Jonathan Taylor Anytime TD (-320)

I realize it doesn’t take a genius to predict a JT touchdown versus the lowly Titans, but there’s more than one way to play this market if you don’t want to lay a ton of juice. For example, Taylor to score a TD in the first half is reasonably priced at -120, while JT to hit pay dirt twice is available for +135 odds.

Titans Run Defense

I’ll be betting both of those in addition to his anytime TD prop. Taylor leads the NFL in rushing yards, explosive runs and touchdowns, while no team has surrendered more rushing scores than Tennessee.

Only Miami and Dallas have yielded more rushing yards than the Titans, while JT ranks first in EPA per rush attempt.

Bijan Robinson Anytime TD (-225)

Speaking of the Dolphins, they rank last in rushing yards allowed and 31st in EPA allowed per rush. In the last three weeks alone, they’ve been eviscerated on the ground by the likes of Quinshon Judkins, Kimani Vidale and Rico Dowdle, so just imagine what Robinson is going to do to them.

Bijan leads the NFL in all purpose yards, with over 900 already. He’s scored twice on the ground and twice through the air, and his ability to force miss tackles and outrun opponents is a nightmare to defend. ESPN’s touchdown model has his implied odds to score listed at -314, which makes his -225 TD prop seem much more palatable.

Josh Jacobs Anytime TD (-160)

There’s not much else to say here but death, taxes and Josh Jacobs touchdowns. Those are the few certainties in life, with Jacbos’ TD’s the only thing we can profit from.

He’s scored six times in his last three games alone, and in 13 of 14 regular season contests dating back to 2024.

Rachaad White Anytime TD (-120)

Opportunity is the name of the game for Rachaad White and Emeka Egbuka this week, more on the ladder later. Those are the Bucs only viable skill position weapons, and Baker Mayfield will feed them relentlessly.

White has three touchdowns in three starts since Bucky Irving went down, while the Saints defense has allowed the eighth most rushing yards and ranks 19th in success rate.

Jalen Hurts Anytime TD (-115)

A.J. Brown is out and the Eagles run game has no juice. That means it’s going to be up to Jalen Hurts to produce points, and I’m expecting Hurts to lean on his legs in close. He’s scored five times already this season, and has 57 rushing scores over his last five seasons.

The reigning champions in the Super Bowl odds are going to be out to avenge an early season loss to the Giants, and no team has surrendered a higher EPA/rush than New York this year.

Emeka Egbuka Anytime TD (+100)

Egbuka is the last starting receiver standing on the Tampa Bay roster. The rookie has been excellent this season, catching 5 TD already, and now faces a New Orleans defense that struggles versus the pass.

The Saints rank 25th in EPA/pass allowed, and dead last in pass rush grade per PFF. Mayfield is going to have all day in the pocket, and he’ll find Egbuka in the endzone at least once.

Courtland Sutton Anytime TD (+140)

No game on the Week 8 slate projects for more touchdowns than the Cowboys vs Broncos. Dallas’ pass defense is last in passing yards allowed and 31st in pass TD surrendered, opening the door for a big Courtland Sutton game.

Sutton is the Broncos primary red zone receiving target, and leads the team in targets, receptions, receiving yards, explosive catches and touchdowns.

CeeDee Lamb Anytime TD (+160)

On the other side of that game lies Dak Prescott, who’s playing at an MVP type level. His number one target CeeDee Lamb is back, and he wasted no time finding the endzone in his return last week.

Lamb moves all over the formation, so we’ll avoid Patrick Surtain’s coverage the majority of the time. In three games that he’s started and finished this season, Lamb has turned 32 targets into 320 receiving yards.